Chloe Liese Books in Order (Updated 2026-02-05)

Chloe Liese writes contemporary romance in a few separate story worlds. Inside each world, the books are friend-and-family connected, so reading in order keeps introductions clean and avoids learning earlier couples’ endings too soon.

If you don’t want to plan much: start at the beginning of the world you choose, then read straight through.

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Choose the shelf you want first

For a long, cozy, character-rich binge: start with the Bergman Brothers.
For Shakespeare-inspired modern rom-coms: start with the Wilmot Sisters.
For earlier, spicier, shorter novels: start with Tough Love.
For a seasonal one-off: read The Mistletoe Motive anytime.

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Bergman Brothers (read in order)

1. Only When It’s Us (2020): A sharp-tongued college athlete and a guarded transfer student clash, then slowly learn how to communicate in the same language, honesty.
2. Always Only You (2020): A determined social media manager and a gentle hockey player build something steady while the world assumes it’s all swagger.
3. Ever After Always (2021): A married couple hits a rough patch and has to decide whether love is a feeling or a daily practice.
4. With You Forever (2021): A friends-first connection turns serious when “someday” becomes “right now.”
5. Everything for You (2022): Two men on the same team circle attraction and rivalry until the real question becomes what they’re willing to risk.
6. If Only You (2023): A long-standing crush gets its chance when proximity forces the truth out of hiding.
7. Only and Forever (2024): A relationship grows in the space between caretaking and being truly seen.

Continuity note: Each romance stands on its own, but the family dynamics and cameos land best in sequence.

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The Wilmot Sisters (read in order)

1. Two Wrongs Make a Right (2022): A “fake it to get everyone off our backs” plan turns into the most real connection either expected.
2. Better Hate Than Never (2023): Childhood friction flares into adult chemistry, and neither can pretend it’s only annoyance anymore.
3. Once Smitten, Twice Shy (2025): Two people who want love, but fear getting it wrong, have to practice bravery in small, honest steps.

Continuity note: These are linked by family and community. Reading out of order won’t confuse you, but it will spoil some relationship outcomes.

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Holiday romance (standalone)

• The Mistletoe Motive (2021): Workplace rivals in a bookstore tumble into a holiday scheme that turns their sharp edges into slow-burn tenderness.

(There are multiple editions; the story itself is a single, standalone novella.)

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Tough Love (read in order)

1. He’s a Brute (2019): A control-focused sports star meets a brilliant scientist who refuses to be managed, even when the chemistry is loud.
2. She’s a Spitfire (2019): A driven heroine finds her match in someone who challenges her confidence without trying to dim it.
3. They’re a Match (2019): Two people who forcefully don’t “fit” discover the perfect pairing is sometimes the one you didn’t plan for.

Tough Love spin-off

• They’re Strictly Friends (2019): A friendship built on banter tips into something riskier once the rules stop feeling worth keeping.

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What’s next

• Happy Ending (April 14, 2026): Two divorced friends fake a romantic history to rattle their exes, and then have to face how natural the pretending starts to feel.

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The simplest recommended order

If you want one clean path without bouncing around:

1. Read Bergman Brothers from book 1 through book 7
2. Read The Mistletoe Motive whenever you want a seasonal break
3. Read The Wilmot Sisters from book 1 through book 3
4. Save Happy Ending for last if you like ending on the newest release
5. Try Tough Love whenever you’re in the mood for earlier, shorter, higher-heat stories

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Sources checked (not part of the article)

Chloe Liese official site book list; publisher listing for Happy Ending; major catalog listings confirming series order for Bergman Brothers, Wilmot Sisters, and Tough Love; listing information for The Mistletoe Motive across editions.